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Las Antenas

1542 ft

3.7 mi

2.30 hrs

3642 ft


Las Antenas

Parque Nacional Cumbres de Monterrey, San Pedro Garza García

1542 ft

3.7 mi

2.30 hrs

3642 ft

Have you ever wondered if the hill with the antennas can be climbed? The answer is yes! The Mirador de las Antennas is a short and easy route.

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To complete this route, which involves a total time of approximately 1-3 hours, it is recommended to bring the following groups of foods and liquids: 2-3 liters of water, electrolytes and/or sports drinks, snacks such as nuts, trail mix, seeds, bars, cookies, etc., food rich in carbohydrates and protein such as sandwiches, cakes, tacos, etc., and refreshing fruits.
For your comfort and safety on the tour, be sure to wear the following: dry-fit t-shirt (either short or long sleeves, depending on the season) and pants, hiking shoes with grip, and cap or hat.3

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Go to Pedro R. Vázquez Avenue (where the Costco Valle store is located), and then go up to the Privanzas neighborhood. You have to go to the Callejón de las Privanzas to get to the starting point of this route.

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There is enough space for parking (without covering up the residents' homes).

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There is no cost to park or take this route.

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The route is perfectly trodden, given that it is a busy weekday route for trail runners, as it has the characteristics of a not so long route and is useful for training on weekdays for intermediate-advanced hikers.

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This tour requires physical condition to be able to carry out the route without any problem. Since it climbs almost +500 m of positive slope, with our nomenclature it is assigned level 3 of physical difficulty. It is a somewhat demanding route in the first half until you reach the esplanade, and then, to reach the summit, you still have to climb about 250 m of positive slope (almost 2 km of horizontal distance).